Currently Reading: January
Technically, two of my reads are audiobooks.
The last song by Nicholas Sparks: not very far in it, and yes, I've seen the movie before reading it, but honestly, I don't remember the movie cause I only saw it once. I wasn't a Miley fan at the time. Anyways I think so far it's okay book.
Twisted love by Ana Huang: I've read the book last year. I'm kinda a fan of Aiden Snow and his deep voice 😏😏. That's the only reason I'm listening to the audiobook. I did enjoy the book, but near the end of the book was really stupid, in my opinion.
The virgin suicide by Jeffrey Eugenides: Umm, I don't know what to say about this book. It's another audiobook. Another book made into a movie, yes I've seen it. I don't hate it, but also, I don't like either.
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